Therapists Say
Therapists Say
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Ever wonder what your therapist really thinks when you say “this might sound crazy…”? Welcome to Therapists Say — the podcast where three real therapists (who also happen to run businesses, raise kids, and spiral regularly) talk about what it's actually like behind the scenes. Join Liz, Mel, and Berry as they unpack the highs, lows, and hilarious moments of being in the mental health world — with zero fluff, plenty of sarcasm, and the occasional “Should we cut that?” moment. It’s unfiltered, unpolished, and probably something we’ll overanalyze later. But hey — that’s showbiz, baby.
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The podcast covers a wide range of topics including mental health stigma, the role of AI in therapy, and the therapeutic alliance between clients and therapists. Episodes include discussions on the impact of early childhood trauma, the complexities of first responder mental health, and the dynamics of parenting teenagers, showcasing a balance between humor and poignant insights.
Ever wonder what your therapist really thinks when you say “this might sound crazy…”? Welcome to Therapists Say — the podcast where three real therapists (who also happen to run businesses, raise kids, and spiral regularly) talk about what it’s actually like behind the scenes. Join Liz, Mel, and Berry as they unpack the highs, lows, and hilarious moments of being in the mental health world — with zero fluff, plenty of sarcasm, and the occasional “Should we cut that?” moment. It’s unfiltered, unpolished, and probably something we’ll overanalyze later. But hey — that’s showbiz, baby.
In this episode of Therapist Say, hosts Mel, Liz, and Berry kick off Season Three by discussing psychological terms and their correct usage. They explore common misconceptions surrounding terms like narcissism, gaslighting, love bombing, and trauma bonding, emphasizing the importance of understanding these concepts accurately. The conversation highlights how these terms are often misapplied in everyday discussions, particularly in the context of relationships and emotional abuse. The hosts aim to educate listeners on the nuances of these psychological concepts, encouraging a more informed dialogue around mental health and interpersonal dynamics.
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